2021 Market Review -Ferrari 1991-2008
Price increases across a range of Ferrari models may build owner confidence, but slow sales of overpriced cars tell a different tale.
F355s at $250,000 and above don’t tally with the money being paid for similar cars in overseas markets and especially when later 430 versions are sometimes available for less.
Front-engined 456 and 550 coupes are improving in value but don’t have the same appeal as the mid-engined cars. Potential Ferrari owners should already have a 360 Modena on their list because the money asked for these continues to look sensible.
512TRs and Testarossas still excite people who might ignore a 360 and although prices have risen, cars here remain comparable with what’s being paid overseas.
348TB/TS $210,995 [4]
F355 Coupe $253,870 [8]
360 Coupe $191,000 [4]
360 Spider $178,165 [14]
430 Coupe $258,950 [12]
550/575GT $261,725 [4]
512TR/Testarossa $355,415 [7]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2021 European & British Value Guide.
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From Unique Cars #456, Aug 2021